Hudson Animal Hospital

07/04/2025

06/28/2025

With the 'sBirthday🎉, this also means the night sky filled with fireworks. Here are a few helpful tips on how to be prepare and provide a calm safe place for your animals.

If you know your pet is sensitive to noise, please reach out to us for help! We are here to help with questions or guidance and can possibly prescribe anti-anxiety medication to help your pet cope with the festivities as comfortably as possible.

If you are interested in more tips to help comfort your fur babies who are fearful of fireworks, please visit our website:
https://www.thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/how-to-calm-pets-during-fireworks

04/14/2025

April showers bring May flowers! As Beautiful as flowers are to look at they can also cause problems. Many flowers growing in our outdoor gardens and use to decorate our homes are extremely hazardous for our fur babies. If you are thinking of adding some color to your home or outdoors, Here's a list of flowers that are pet friendly:

Discover pet safe flowers and learn what flowers are safe for cats and dogs with our extensive guide on pet safe flowers. Explore cat and dog safe flowers, and outdoor plants safe for dogs to create a non-toxic environment for your furry friends.

04/11/2025

Emergency readiness is important for our fur babies just like it is for us! Trupanion has made a list of supplies to have on hand in case of emergency or disaster. Make sure the whole family is prepared!

04/10/2025

Please help us wish Patch a big Happy Birthday! He turned 5 years old today and celebrated his big day with us for his annual wellness exam! Have a great birthday Patch🎉🦴🎂🥳🎈

04/01/2025

At HAH, we are dedicated to educating pet owners about the dangers of heartworm disease. Heartworms are spread when an infected mosquito bites a dog, transferring heartworm larvae into the bloodstream. These larvae mature and travel to the heart, where they settle and grow into adult worms in about 4 to 5 months. The adult worms then continue to thrive, producing new larvae and spreading the infection.

In the early stages, heartworm infection can be nearly impossible to detect. Pets often show no signs of illness and seem perfectly normal. However, as the infection advances, symptoms such as coughing, fatigue, lethargy, lack of interest in play or exercise, decreased appetite, and weight loss can become more apparent. By this stage, the infection is usually more severe, and your pet may be suffering from some form of heart disease.

Prevention is key! Early detection and regular preventive care can help protect your pets from this life-threatening disease. Best way to protect your BFF is using preventions year around and annual blood screening ( Heartworm test).

02/17/2025

Everyone meet Scotty, he is a 10 week old British short hair. He had his first visit with us last Thursday. This boy was definitely not camera shy! 🤍🐾

02/14/2025

Benny says: Roses are RED, Violets are Blue. I'm PURRFECT and so are you! Will you be mine Valentine?❤️💝🐾

02/07/2025

Cuteness overload!! Yesterday we had the pleasure of meeting Benito. A 9 week, 9lb. German Shepherd puppy. 🤍

02/07/2025

Today Audio came in to have his weekly tie-over bandage changed. You can say he's the bestest boy for his treatment, even mom say's he's super thrilled to come in to see his Hudson Animal Family, but secretly we know it's just for the cheese. 🧡

02/06/2025

Pimento would like to let everyone know that February is National Cat Health Month.